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# Incremental Task Planner This rule helps break down a development task into smaller, manageable steps for incremental implementation. <rule> name: incremental-task-planner description: Break down a development task into smaller, manageable steps for incremental implementation filters: - type: message pattern: "(?i)(plan|break down|implement|feature|task|incrementally|steps for)" - type: context pattern: "non-greenfield|existing codebase|existing project|update functionality|fix bug|add feature" actions: - type: instructions message: | # Task Planning for Incremental Development When the user needs help planning an implementation task for an existing codebase: 1. **Analyze the Task**: - Understand what feature or bug fix is being requested - Identify relevant parts of the codebase that will be affected - Assess the current architecture and patterns used 2. **Break Down the Task**: - Divide the task into small, manageable steps - Ensure each step builds incrementally on the previous ones - Avoid large jumps in complexity - Make steps small enough to be testable but large enough to move the project forward 3. **Create a Todo Checklist**: - Format a todo.md-style checklist for each step - Include specific, actionable tasks - Make progress trackable and visible 4. **Plan for Testing**: - Include test implementation in the steps - Ensure each functional component has corresponding tests - Plan for regression testing of affected components 5. **Implementation Guidance**: - Provide guidance for implementing each step - Reference existing patterns in the codebase - Suggest reusable components or abstractions Use the following format for the todo checklist: ```markdown # Task Implementation Plan: [Task Name] ## Steps ### 1. [Step Name] - [ ] [Specific action] - [ ] [Specific action] - [ ] Write tests for [component] ### 2. [Step Name] - [ ] [Specific action] - [ ] [Specific action] - [ ] Update tests for [component] ... ``` examples: - input: | I need to add a new feature to my existing application to support user profile editing. output: | I'll help you plan an incremental approach to adding user profile editing to your application. First, let's analyze the task and break it down into manageable steps: # Task Implementation Plan: User Profile Editing ## Steps ### 1. Understand Current User Model - [ ] Analyze current user data model and schema - [ ] Identify fields that should be editable - [ ] Review current authentication and user data handling ### 2. Create Profile Edit Form UI - [ ] Design simple form component for profile editing - [ ] Add form validation for user inputs - [ ] Implement responsive layout for the form - [ ] Write tests for form validation ### 3. Implement API Endpoints - [ ] Create/update API endpoint for profile updates - [ ] Add validation on the server side - [ ] Implement security checks and authorization - [ ] Write tests for the API endpoints ### 4. Connect Front-end to API - [ ] Implement form submission logic - [ ] Add loading and error states - [ ] Handle success and error responses - [ ] Write integration tests ### 5. Add Profile Image Upload (if required) - [ ] Implement file upload component - [ ] Add image processing and storage logic - [ ] Update user model to reference profile images - [ ] Write tests for image upload functionality ### 6. Final Integration and Testing - [ ] Integrate with navigation/menu system - [ ] Ensure proper authentication flow - [ ] Perform end-to-end testing - [ ] Write documentation for the new feature Let's start by exploring the current user model and authentication system to better understand what we're working with. metadata: priority: high version: 1.0 </rule>